A POP-up art gallery showcasing student talent is ongoing at Eagles Meadow in Wrexham.
The creativity of local students is on full display at the new Pop-Up Art Show, named Quintesse, a unique event celebrating the artistic achievements of young talents from Wrexham university's celebrated arts degree courses.
The gallery, located opposite River Island in Eagles Meadow, opened last week with a private opening by Wrexham AFC's Executive Director, Humphrey Ker, providing an exclusive opportunity to experience the future of art firsthand.
The exhibited pieces, created by students from Wrexham University reflect a broad spectrum of themes and techniques, highlighting the exceptional skill and imagination of the artists.
Steve Jarvis, principal lecturer in art and design at Wrexham University said: "As the principal lecturer at Wrexham School of Art, I am immensely proud of our students and their extraordinary achievements showcased in the Quintesse - Degree show.
"This exhibition not only highlights the remarkable talent and creativity of our artists but also demonstrates their dedication and hard work over the years.
"It is a privilege to see their diverse and innovative works transform the space at Eagles Meadow into a vibrant hub of artistic expression. We are thrilled to share this unique experience with the community and look forward to engaging with visitors and receiving their valuable feedback.
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"This event truly underscores the importance of promoting artistic talent and supporting the next generation of creators."
"We are really excited to be able to showcase the works from the Wrexham University students" said Eagles Meadow Centre Manager, Josh Price.
"This is another great example of how Eagles Meadow can be a true community asset, collaborating with excellent initiatives to achieve more together. The show is the culmination of years of work for the students and months of planning and building with the Wrexham University Team and deserves to be housed in the best space possible".
The store is open Monday to Saturday from 10am until 4pm until June 8.
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